Tabular Data Architect
$278,800 annually
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Posted 4 days ago
SENIORITY
Lead
SALARY
$278,800 annually
About the role
- Work creatively and analytically to solve problems in a fast-paced development environment.
- Become a domain expert in Adobe's sales, support, and product usage data.
- Become intimately familiar with the team's data warehouse and Tabular models.
- Analyze Power BI reporting requirements, especially in relation to data warehouse tables and Tabular models.
- Create derivative database tables to support reporting requirements.
- Modify and create Tabular models to support Power BI reports.
- Identify and debug data problems in warehouse tables and Power BI datasets.
- Identify deficiencies in Tabular models; recommend and implement improvements.
- What you need to succeed
- Experience designing, implementing, and optimizing Microsoft SSAS Tabular models; 6+ years 10+ years of professional experience with BI and data warehousing
- Data architect skills; conceptual, logical, and physical modeling; integration techniques; access control strategies
- Strong SQL and database skills
- Experience with Power BI report development and DAX; 3+ years
- Strong requirement gathering skills; understanding the problem; efficient communication
- Ability to multi-task simultaneous projectsBS or MS in Computer Science or comparable experience
- Special consideration given for
- Python, Linux, Bash; the team's SQL-based ELT workloads are orchestrated/automated using these technologies
- Knowledge in Data Science, ML/AI application life-cycle
- Adobe is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and encourage diversity in the workplace regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or veteran status.
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